Hawaiian Airlines and Qantas have announced a new code-share partnership.
The deal doesn't cover routes between Australia and Honolulu that both airlines operate, but does include Qantas flights routed via New Zealand to Hawaii, while Hawaiian will share Qantas-operated flights to most Australian state capitals.
In Australia, Tourism Western Australia in partnership with Tourism Council WA is offering a second round of the industry recognition program The Dream Collective Western Australia, with applications closing on June 5.
Travel IT firm Sabre’s multi-source content platform now holds Air France and KLM (Air France Group's) NDC offers, giving its travel agencies access to exclusive fares, continuous pricing and richer travel options.
After an extensive GBP20 million upgrade, the five-star Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort in Scotland has officially reopened.
British Airways is launching a new sports fund, the British Airways Spaces for All Fund, dedicated to supporting grassroots rugby clubs over the next three years.
Oneworld partner airlines Qantas and American Airlines are adding trans-Pacific flights to and from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in Australia this northern winter.
ITB Asia will return to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 15 to 17 October 2025, alongside MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia.
Vietjet has reported a 24 per cent year-on-year increase in consolidated profit for Q1/2025.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is adding five weekly flights to Toronto, Canada from June 19 and three weekly flights to São Paulo in Latin America from June 25.
A missile strike near Israel's Ben Gurion Airport has prompted airlines including Wizz, Air India and Lufthansa Group carriers to temporarily suspend services for 'a few days' at least.
Malaysia Airlines is expanding in Asia Pacific, offering new lie-flat business class seats on its Boeing 737-10s and changing its economy fare tiers.
On Saturday May 10, Tianjin Airlines will launch its fifth weekly flight between Tianjin, China and Tokyo Haneda, Japan.
South African Airways (SAA) wants to raise ZAR2.25 billion and find an equity partner as part of a five-year restructuring plan.
Hawaiian Airlines and Qantas have announced a new code-share partnership.
The deal doesn't cover routes between Australia and Honolulu that both airlines operate, but does include Qantas flights routed via New Zealand to Hawaii, while Hawaiian will share Qantas-operated flights to most Australian state capitals.
In Australia, Tourism Western Australia in partnership with Tourism Council WA is offering a second round of the industry recognition program The Dream Collective Western Australia, with applications closing on June 5.
Travel IT firm Sabre’s multi-source content platform now holds Air France and KLM (Air France Group's) NDC offers, giving its travel agencies access to exclusive fares, continuous pricing and richer travel options.
After an extensive GBP20 million upgrade, the five-star Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort in Scotland has officially reopened.
British Airways is launching a new sports fund, the British Airways Spaces for All Fund, dedicated to supporting grassroots rugby clubs over the next three years.
Oneworld partner airlines Qantas and American Airlines are adding trans-Pacific flights to and from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in Australia this northern winter.
ITB Asia will return to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 15 to 17 October 2025, alongside MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia.
Vietjet has reported a 24 per cent year-on-year increase in consolidated profit for Q1/2025.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is adding five weekly flights to Toronto, Canada from June 19 and three weekly flights to São Paulo in Latin America from June 25.
A missile strike near Israel's Ben Gurion Airport has prompted airlines including Wizz, Air India and Lufthansa Group carriers to temporarily suspend services for 'a few days' at least.
Malaysia Airlines is expanding in Asia Pacific, offering new lie-flat business class seats on its Boeing 737-10s and changing its economy fare tiers.
On Saturday May 10, Tianjin Airlines will launch its fifth weekly flight between Tianjin, China and Tokyo Haneda, Japan.
South African Airways (SAA) wants to raise ZAR2.25 billion and find an equity partner as part of a five-year restructuring plan.
